Men don t enter Sichuan, women don t enter Tibet , this saying makes sense, but there are also ster

I think there is a certain amount of truth, because Sichuan people live a relatively comfortable life, if you go to Sichuan, you may yearn for this kind of life, and then you don't want to struggle.

This makes sense, if a man enters Sichuan, he will be content with the status quo and not want to make progress.

I think there is some truth in this sentence, but there is also a stereotyped bias, because not everyone will not want to make progress when they go to Sichuan.

There is indeed a certain bias, and it would be too absolute to say so.

There is some truth to this statement, but it doesn't apply to everyone.

I think Sichuan is a suitable place for the elderly, but the men in Sichuan are also very diligent and not lazy as everyone says.

I haven't heard of this saying, but I know that men don't enter Sichuan, because in ancient times, there was no good result for anyone who went to lead the troops to fight Sichuan, no matter whether they could be beaten down in the end, they were either killed or framed, the more famous ones are Deng Ai, who beat down Liu Bei and Shu, was framed and died, and the Eastern Han Dynasty attacked Sichuan and was assassinated and died, so it is often said that it is a bad omen to go to Sichuan.

This is all a common saying, which means that after the boy enters Tibet, he is reluctant to come back.

Men do not enter Sichuan, which means that men will become dependent after entering Sichuan, and they do not plan to eat for a long time when they earn and eat.

I don't understand, I don't think this proverb is suitable for the nineteenth, twenty-first and twenty-first centuries and beyond, it's too feudal.

Guangzhou's development speed is too fast, and it is not suitable for the elderly to live.

It should be that I am afraid that girls are more likely to be in danger alone.

That said, not all places are suitable for visiting.

There is a proverb in ancient times, and I guess there is some truth to it.

This sentence means that boys should not go to Sichuan, you must know that there are many beautiful women in Sichuan, and boys are easy to be confused when they go there, and women do not enter Tibet because the climate on the Tibetan side is not suitable for girls.

Men don't enter Sichuan, women don't enter Tibet, and old people don't enter Guangzhou, what does it mean? The ancients were right.

What does the saying "men don't enter Sichuan, women don't enter Tibet, and old people don't enter Guangzhou" mean? Little!

In fact, it is a negative statement, implying that entering these places will be addicted and unwilling to leave.

Men don't enter Sichuan, women don't enter Tibet, and old people don't enter Guangzhou, what does it mean? The ancients were right.